Bible

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.

St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.